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Old 25-11-10, 09:52 AM
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Default cPanel AWstat or Google Analytics, which is better ?

Every website owner try to keep track of his website traffic and visitors details, usually we check these details from our control panel using cPanel Awstat or some other tool even Google Analytics provide you impressive data.
So what you all prefer to analyze your website traffic >> cPanel AWstat or Google Analytics ? and why ?
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Every website owner try to keep track of his website traffic and visitors details, usually we check these details from our control panel using cPanel Awstat or some other tool even Google Analytics provide you impressive data.
So what you all prefer to analyze your website traffic >> cPanel AWstat or Google Analytics ? and why ?
Google Analytics because of it's vast features See more here :
http://www.google.com/analytics/http://www.google.com/analytics/features.html
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Old 25-11-10, 03:52 PM
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I keep an eye on both the account for website traffic and visitors details,i found analytics to be more modest and accurate with visitor statistics than AW . I'm going to probably diplomatic by staying with both the statistics.
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Old 26-11-10, 12:52 AM
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cPannel AWstat, and the reason is because I have never bothered with Google Analytics, so truth be told I can not really make any sort of propper comparison between them.
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Old 11-12-10, 07:33 AM
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Google Analytics is one of the most trusted hit tracking and analytics software used with in the market from last few years. Google offers free analytics software. Includes tight integration with AdWords

There are plenty of other tracking software too such as :-

mviSPY – Real-time analytics that track conversions and visitor identities.

Webstats PRO – A full-featured analytics package that includes click path analysis, campaign tracking, and complete traffic monitoring capabilities.

LoadStats – Provides two different packages that include basic page view and visitor tracking along with geo-location, ad tracking, and more.

Webstats BASIC – A free analytics program that tracks visitors and trends and has exportable reports.

Opentracker.net – Real-time visitor monitoring and web statistics.

eWebAnalytics – Comprehensive, free package that tracks unique visitors, conversions, average click-paths, traffic history, bounce rates, and virtually everything else that you could want in an analytics solution.
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Old 13-12-10, 05:13 AM
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Google Analytics is better than AWStats, however, I will stick to AWStats for atleast next few months
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Old 23-01-11, 10:55 AM
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Google Analytics is better than AWStats, however, I will stick to AWStats for at least next few months
Analytic are one of the most appropriate way of getting the traffic from google ,it doesn't give you the external perfect traffic to get it analyise
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Googles offering is fairly decent, but my biggest gripe is that it is dependant on those tracking cookies. Leading to differences between what Adsense says was shown to people and the number of pags visited according to Analytics. With more users opting to use private browsing the disparity is going to get worse.
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I don't think you can compare awstats and google analytics. I have used both and the data is inevitably different. You’ll notice that AWstats figures will be much larger. Awstats is a Web Server traffic analysis tool. Google Analytics is more of business focused. It's good but we should keep AWstats running.
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Old 07-02-11, 09:38 AM
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It is best to use two log/stats applications. I totally agree that the results vary. Webalizer is another great web site traffic usage statistics software. It runs extremely fast. Awstats is preferred by network administrators and engineers as well.
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Google Analytics is great with AWStats not far behind. I would recommend using them both because they are both extremely useful in their own ways .
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Old 30-10-11, 01:36 AM
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Google Analytics is available for free and offers excellent details which I think are enough. Also, AWStats is offered for free with cPanel control panel and hence it can be used as well so a combination of both of them will do the work for you
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